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Taiwan continues to protest WHO name dispute

2012/05/17 17:23:57

Taipei, May 17 (CNA) Taiwan will continue to protest to theWorld Health Organization (WHO) over an internal document issuedlast September instructing members to refer to Chinese Taipei inthe future as "Taiwan, province of China," the Ministry of ForeignAffairs said Thursday.

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